Hotel Gouverneur Sainte-Foy Quebec City

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Happy Birthday Jan! Zum seinem 35igsten Geburtstag durfte Jan in einem wunderbar warmen Bett aufwachen. Ist das nicht schön?! Nach einem Frühstück, welches wir uns im Motel gönnten, schauten wir nach unserem Camper.<br><br>Die Scheiben waren gefroren! Kein Wunder bei -7 Grad!!! Jan musste leider mit einem Kärtchen die Scheibe kratzen! Das kommt Priska sicher bekannt vor ...

... the Citadel, a fortified military base that is still in use today. We venture into the Chateau Frontenac overlooking the harbour and there at the dock is our ship. We brave the cold as long as we dare and decide to end the tour and board our ship early.

We depart mid afternoon to Toronto and catch a delayed connection to Quebec City to arrive very late Thursday evening. Our stay is at a the Hotel Chateau Laurier, a mid range full service hotel adjacent to the Military Armoury. The room is small but the price is just right. There is a St Hubert Chicken in the Hotel - this place also serves breakfast. <br><br><br>

... past. We could look at them and decide what the temperature was like. It is always warm inside wherever we go. <br><br>We were rather weary and had planned to have an early night but Marcel, our host said we couldn't waste our time in Quebec city because we weren&#8217;t staying for long enough. He ended up coming into town with us, showing us around and taking us to a nice restaurant, Le Lapin Sauve. We enjoyed the meal but didn&#8217;t eat the specialty (rabbit ...

Monday, September 21 &#8211; Riviere-du-Loup... With the end of our adventure looming on the horizon we breakfasted at the Ristorante and set off westward, crossing the remarkable eleven kilometer Confederation Bridge into New Brunswick, back up the Saint John River Valley (again to Garmi's dismay) and on to Riviere-du-Loup. We had booked the Comfort Inn for the night because it was the closest accommodation to the St-Simeon ferry, which we hoped to take the next ...

... consensious was not value for money 3 glasses of wine cost us 45 thats about 49 aussie dollars whew these east coast people know how to slug you for food and drink and on top of that it was a smogasboard and we served our selves had the set up of a $25 dollar meal but we were charged $76 for this mind you the view was great we were in a revolving restaurant, so we informed insight tours of our displeasure. but the tour around the city was great ...

... That kept us amused for about an hour and then we went back to meet Heather and Chelsea. After quite a bit of wandering about, we decided to eat in a crêpe restaurant - this was a great decision! The food was quite cheap and delicious and the restaurant was comfortable too. We shall be going back there I think! By the time we got out of the restaurant it was already half past eight - half an hour of Aaron's concert had passed already! None of ...

... sur mes pas à peine quelques minutes après avoir laissé mon Sebring devant une école, et je déplace celui-ci à un autre endroit. Malheur : j'ai cinq dollars, amplement suffisant pour couvrir mon escapade, mais je n'ai qu'un billet. J'entre dans un Couche-Tard, pas de change ; je dois acheter pour avoir de la monnaie (grrr...). Je m'exécute, tout en oubliant ma carte de guichet au comptoir. Ce geste précipité aura des suites, heureusement moins graves qu'elles ...

... went down to the lower town and strolled through little art galleries, we stopped at a historic house and walked through it. There were some ladies there making lace........no I'm not a huge fan of the stuff but I can tell you now I really do appreciate all the hard work that goes into it. We also saw the first building built in Quebec in 1608 and it is amazing that it is still standing and in good condition. After walking around the lower town in temps of -12 we decided to catch ...